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Conger Reynolds correspondence, February 1918
1918-02-26 Conger Reynolds to Daphne Reynolds Page 8
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spring makes me think of them. I'd love to be with you when you hear your first one, in case they are new to you. That is the one redeeming feature of Missouri: the song of the birds. The whip-poor-will and the mocking bird live here too - I've not heard any of them this spring but I know they are here and I'm longing for a free day to get out in the country. Mathilde Johnson is just about ready to go down town so I'll send this by her. You remember Mathilde. She and her mother are so good to me. Til just brought up another bottle of wine. Queer thing to find in such a college, isn't it? Bye, Sweetest heart. I wish I could kiss you but since I can't I
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spring makes me think of them. I'd love to be with you when you hear your first one, in case they are new to you. That is the one redeeming feature of Missouri: the song of the birds. The whip-poor-will and the mocking bird live here too - I've not heard any of them this spring but I know they are here and I'm longing for a free day to get out in the country. Mathilde Johnson is just about ready to go down town so I'll send this by her. You remember Mathilde. She and her mother are so good to me. Til just brought up another bottle of wine. Queer thing to find in such a college, isn't it? Bye, Sweetest heart. I wish I could kiss you but since I can't I
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